Possible strong storms then snow
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2:16
Busy start to season for local plow companies
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3:33
Benton Harbor homes, businesses without power Thursday
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1:32
Snow melts this weekend
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2:01
VFW Post 360 helps military heroes during the holidays
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1:42
Wind chills fall below zero amidst accumulating lake effect snow
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1:48
PAL’s youth boxers hop in the ring at Boxing Showcase
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2:53
Pinecrest Christmas Tree Farm celebrates 50th season in Southwest...
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1:00
Notre Dame Women’s Basketball preview Thursday’s matchup...
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1:05
Notre Dame named 12th best recruiting class for 2025
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2:39
Snowier, Windier, and Colder Thursday
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2:27
Blustery today, snow starts tonight
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2:33
Apex climbing gym looking for volunteers and sponsors for USA...
Scattered showers move in this morning and lasts on and off through today. As a warm front approaches, we'll see temperatures rise into the middle 50s. Thunderstorms are likely this afternoon and evening and some could be strong, producing strong gusty winds and small hail.
Cold air wraps in behind the system, dropping temperatures into the low 30s to upper 20s overnight. Rain will turn over to snow which could lead to slick roads Wednesday morning. Winds become gusty out of the northwest with gusts up to 40 mph possible. The active and cold weather continues through Friday.
Today: Cloudy with AM showers, then PM rain and T-storms. High of 53.
Tonight: Scattered rain turns to snow, low of 30.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for AM snow. High of 34.
Thursday: Increasing clouds with a chance of rain and snow late. Highs in the low 40s.